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3-2-2007 4:22 PM
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If you believe that mutations in DNA is the cause for evolution, then you must believe X-Men could one day be real.

~* {FS} *~
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3-2-2007 4:47 PM
keithshaw
I guess I'm never going to get those Adamantium claws...
3-3-2007 12:33 AM
TheCatWhisperer
If you believe that mutations in DNA is the cause for evolution, then you must believe X-Men could one day be real.
That has to be the winner of today's dumbest assertion...
3-3-2007 4:43 PM
FrozenShadow
That has to be the winner of today's dumbest assertion...
How so?

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3-5-2007 1:01 PM
TheCatWhisperer
um.. cause it is..

if you believe in {logical, scientifically proven fact} then you must believe in {something that is just retarded}.
3-5-2007 6:54 PM
FrozenShadow
I don't follow . . .

Please explain what you mean by "logical, scientifically proven fact" and "something that is just retarded."

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3-6-2007 3:45 PM
TheCatWhisperer
If you don't follow, then there's no help for you...

go ahead, say I'm coping out by not responding.. whatever.. i know you are wrong.. and anyone else with a grain of scientific knowledge knows you are too

If you REALLY want to know more.. go read something.. you can't go to a library that doesn't have at least a few dozen books on evolution.
3-6-2007 4:50 PM
FrozenShadow
Oh, now I see what you are saying . . .

Evolution = fact
X-Men being real = retarded

Sorry, I was tired when I responded.

But therein lies your mistake. Evolution, as you claim, is not fact. Even if mutations were capable of changing simple life to complex life (which I do not agree with) that does not mean it has happened. If you were to take a bale of hay, douse it in gasoline, it would be considered flammable. But as long as you keep it away from fire there will be no danger.

Again, this reasoning is based on Darwin's own words and today's fossil record.

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3-7-2007 8:51 AM
TheCatWhisperer
You know, the problem with your argument (and similar arguments deniers make) is that you hold on to ONE little bit of information that may or may not be false/true, and run with it. That because (you believe) that there is not fossil record,(some disagree) that all the other evidence to support Evolution must also be wrong. You are going on the assumption that because they (may not) have found a dye in the wool link between two fossils showing evolution, that everything else is BS too.. in that case, again, throw away most of modern scientific breakthroughs.. most were based on theory before they became fact. Fortunately for evolution, there are other evidences for it. READ & FIND OUT. ...
3-7-2007 1:09 PM
FrozenShadow
I would like to address two things, one from the first link.

"Today, many of the gaps
in the paleontological record have been filled by the research of
paleontologists."
Could this posibly be refering to the coelacnth, Atchaeopteryx, Hyracotherium (later renamed Eohippus), Piltdown Man, Nebraska Man, Ramapithecus, Australopithecus, Homo habilis, Homo erectus, Neanderthal Man, and Cro-Magnon Man?


That because (you believe) that there is not fossil record,(some
disagree) that all the other evidence to support Evolution must also be
wrong.
Paleontologists have found fossils of animals that are alive to day and fossils of animals that were alive in the past. Th...
3-7-2007 3:38 PM
TheCatWhisperer
You ignored:
TheCatWhisperer said:

You know, the problem with your argument (and similar arguments deniers make) is that you hold on to ONE little bit of information that may or may not be false/true, and run with it.
There is still other evidence...
3-7-2007 3:57 PM
FrozenShadow
I did not ignore that. The "one little peice of evidence" is the very one that Darwin stated could disprove evolution.

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3-7-2007 3:58 PM
000dnj
This is a huge disappointment.
3-7-2007 5:16 PM
FrozenShadow
"This is a huge disappointment."
If you are refering to the lack of "missing links" then yes, it is. Darwin rightly recognized it as the Achilles Heel of evolution.

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3-7-2007 9:37 PM
willhelm
FS, I admire you immensely. You are very intelligent for your age. There is another Achilles Heel Darwin recognized, which I believe would make him denounce his theory. He admitted in Origin of Species: that "If it can shown that a complex organ existed that could not have formed by numerous, successive, slight modifications, his theory would break down." Irreducible complexity has met this challenge.

Book: Darwin's Black Box, Michael Behe PHD.
3-8-2007 1:29 AM
FrozenShadow
Thank you for the compliment, it is much appreciated.

Yes, I do believe Darwin would denounce his own theory if he were alive today. Darwin's Bull Dog is a perfect example of why so many people fight so hard to prove evolution, even to the point of making false evidence.

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3-8-2007 8:47 AM
TheCatWhisperer
It's funny, one "piece" of evidence swings your way, and it is truth.. but let's ignore the others, because they are obviously liberal scientist propaganda..
3-8-2007 12:56 PM
FrozenShadow
Please stop saying "other evidence" and start giving examples that prove your point. Like a said, I can say the sky is green, but it means nothing unless I can take you outside and show you.

You are telling me that what I believe is a crock and what you believe makes perfect sense. Sorry, but I'm not going to take your word on it. You'll have to prove it.

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3-8-2007 1:44 PM
FrozenShadow
Let me stick with the definition of evolution as defined by tpq: the progress of life from simple to complex by means of random mutations and natural selection. This is Macro-evolution, a combination of Micro-evolution and vast amounts of time.

Macro-evolution requires the following
1. Beneficial mutations.
2. These mutations must be hereditary.
3. They must occur in a specific order with no room for deviation.
4. Finally, these mutations must occur over and over again through a period of millions of years.

To conclude, there is just to small of a percentage that is required to repeat to many times. Like flipping a coin and needing it to land heads up 1000 times in a row.

Macro-evoluti...
3-8-2007 2:23 PM
TheCatWhisperer
The links I provided a few posts above explain my point of view.. and give the evidence... Sorry, I assumed you actually read them

And I don't have to prove anything to you. You can either believe me or not. I'm not trying to convert you You certainly aren't convincing me of anything other than you have a completely different point of view and take on the science of today. But that's fine. That's the joy of living in a free country.

I know evolution is true (or close to true.. I'm sure there are some holes that need to be plugged...) I know that I don't believe in ID. That I see no reason to believe it.
3-8-2007 2:34 PM
FrozenShadow
"And I don't have to prove anything to you."
You won't or you can't? Sounds to me like you can't prove me wrong and at the same time refuse to admit I could be right.

Besides, there are vasts amounts of pysical evidence that back up the Biblical acount of things.

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3-8-2007 3:02 PM
TheCatWhisperer
OOh.. what is this, grad 4?

I don't.
3-8-2007 3:03 PM
TheCatWhisperer
(have to prove anything to you.. you don't win, just because you keep asking the same questions over & over..)

And what does the bible have to do with this conversation?
3-8-2007 3:23 PM
FrozenShadow
You have not once told me why ID is incorrect beside the fact you can't believe in a god (which is personal, not scientific). Neither have you explained how evolution can still be possible in light of the problems I have pointed out.

To you evolution is a religion, a way to convince yourself that God does not have to exist for us to be here. You don't care about scientific evidence, you don't care about the facts, otherwise you would show me the scientific evidence and the facts that provide evidence for evolution, and not just say "They exist, they exist, they exist."

And as for the Bible . . .
1. There is scientific evidence of a sudden creation (as stated in the Bible).
2. There is sc...
5-7-2007 4:44 AM
000dnj
I'm not sure what I was talking about before with the disappointment thing..

Regardless, I simply do not believe that every mutation would have a neutral or negative effect on an organism. It just isn't probable.

And while the certan parts of the Bible and science are mutually exclusive, the earth being created in 7 days and only existing for a few thousand years certainly does not agree with commonly accepted science (which really does not prove one or the other is right).

This debate seems unimportant to me. God wanted us to love him and our neighbors. I understand the curiosity and the need for answers, but wouldn't God be more concerned with the whole peace and love thing. I think...
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